After exploring the HTCDev site, location of the almighty unlocking of the HTC bootloaders taking place later this year, a reader over at Android Central showed everyone a few things of interest. Included within the goodies are some screen shots of a Honeycomb tablet, running a version of Sense. It hasn’t been said whether this is just a developer version yet, or if this is exactly what we saw teased to be released on the HTC Puccini.

Looks like you can possibly count on there to be HTC Scribe on HTC’s first rendition of a Honeycomb tablet. Everyone open to the idea of bringing HTC’s Sense onto their tablets? Can Sense or any other OEM skin outdo what Honeycomb already does? TouchWiz was just recently pumped out the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and so far there are mixed reactions. Feel free to let us know what you think down below.

Via: Android Central

HTCDev Site Shows That Sense + Honeycomb, Equals Sense is a post from: Droid Life

The HTC Puccini tablet has been somewhat of a mystery to this point, other than the fact that we’re all pretty sure that it’s headed to AT&T as one of their first LTE devices.  Today though, we get a glimpse at HTC’s plans to be the first OEM to fully skin Honeycomb.  Yeah, I know what you are thinking, “Noooooooooooo!  Can’t we at least have untouched tablets?”  To their defense, at least on phones in the past, they have been one of the more polished and stable skins in the game, so we’re at least a little interested in seeing what they can do.  We’ve heard some pretty positive things about the tablet version of Sense that is on the Flyer, so we’re hoping they have found a way to do this right as well.

My thoughts on skinning – A part of me wants to at least see what these OEMs can bring to the table.  Honeycomb to me, feels pretty bare bones, so I wouldn’t mind seeing some add-ons as long as they aren’t overwhelming like they have been on phones.  For the most part, I hate the skinning of Android, but 3.0 seems like it could use a little sprucing.  Maybe?

/me ducks the skinning jabs.

Gallery below.  And let us know what you think about the skinning of Honeycomb.  

Via:  PocketNow

HTC’s Puccini Tablet Will Sport the First Fully Skinned Version of Honeycomb? is a post from: Droid Life